Chips Designed in Germany
As part of the Chips Designed in Germany initiative, we document chips designed at German universities, research institutions, and companies. The database covers a broad spectrum of chip types: from digital processors and embedded RISC-V cores to analog and mixed-signal circuits, RF and millimeter-wave MMICs, MEMS sensors, neuromorphic chips, FPGAs, silicon photonics, and power electronics.
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IMS Arcade SoC
RISC-V SoC demonstrator with custom SIMD instructions for interactive audio and graphics in a handheld gaming lab.
Coch-LasEAR
Optical Cochlear Stimulator with 64 current regulated laser diode drivers and a RISC-V based digital controller.
ANAKONDA (ZuSE-KI-AVF)
Vertical vector processor (V2PRO) SoC with RISV-V and 128Gbit/s system bus Interface
KUPEGA Hearing Aid SoC
Ultra-low-power KI-Beschleuniger für Echtzeit-2D-Convolution in Hörgeräten.
